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Breaking: The Green Party has announced that Sarah Wakefield will be its candidate in the Makerfield by-election. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

Labour have betrayed young people. They’ve made it so expensive for employers to hire young people, that many are left without opportunity or aspiration and then fall into a life of crime and benefits.

Energy bills to rise by £75 to cover debts of struggling households, as bad debts soar to £7billion All caused by Tories & Labour Net Zero stupidity leading to much higher bills The guilty must be held accountable telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

Daily Express TORIES CLAIM MIGRANTS WILL RECEIVE HALF OF NEW HOMES Tuesday 26 May 2026 A look at tomorrow’s newspaper front page. #TomorrowsPapersToday

'Despite all the rhetoric, the deals with the French, the fact remains: None of it matters, when the weather's good the illegals keep coming.' @PatrickChristys says 'the invasion of Britain is back on' over the migrant crisis.

An “embarrassing” tranche of messages set to be released will expose the “cosy relationship” between Government ministers and disgraced peer Lord Peter Mandelson Read more: trib.al/luXLLUl

HALF NEW UK HOMES TO GO TO MIGRANTS youtu.be/e7y4xfyrxI4?is… via @YouTube

Following my question in Parliament, I’ve written to the Home Secretary seeking an investigation into Hampshire Police’s conduct at the scene of the death of Henry Nowak. And that once the trial is concluded, the police release their bodycam footage for complete transparency.

Illegals….. proof they are aggressive entitled thugs …. Not doctors or engineers

Many many millions of Brits are with you Rob

Completely agree with Danny Kruger. Makerfield residents are concerned about higher food and fuel prices, crime levels, the NHS and our uncontrolled borders. Not a post from Rob Kenyon on 2020 when he was a private citizen. Typical lad chat can be crude at times but harmless.

Labour have effectively ‘decriminalised’ knife crime for under 18s. There is no deterrent. We need mandatory sentencing. Please sign our Government petition and share. @NormanBrennan #main-content" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7535…

Knocking on doors today and all we're hearing is that this by-election is Labour v Reform. No one else is even close. Only Reform can stop Labour in Makerfield.

Every English market town had, until about 1990, a Saturday that meant something. A Saturday in Hereford, 1962. High Town. Six in the morning the stalls are going up. By eight the first customers are arriving. By ten the place is heaving. The cheese stall. Norman runs it with his wife Joan. They drive in from a farm at Whitchurch in a Bedford van. The cheeses are stacked under a striped canopy. A wheel of Single Gloucester from across the Severn, a wheel of Double Gloucester from the same dairy, a wheel of farmhouse Caerphilly from the Welsh side of the border. Norman cuts you a corner to taste before you buy. The butcher's stall. The Tudor brothers from the family farm at Madley. The meat is from animals they raised themselves. The Hereford beef hung for four weeks in the cold store at the farm. The lamb is theirs. The pork from a pig fattened on whey from the dairy. The sausages were made on Friday morning by their mother. The fish stall. A man from Birmingham who drives down on Friday nights and is back by lunchtime Saturday. The fish is off the Grimsby boats the day before. He has cod, plaice, smoked haddock, kippers, and a tray of brown shrimps from Morecambe Bay. The greengrocer. Vegetables from three farms within ten miles. Apples in season from an orchard at Putley. Plums from a man at Tarrington. Asparagus from the riverbank field at Eardisland for six weeks in May. The egg lady. Sits on a folding chair behind a trestle table covered with brown eggs in boxes. Mrs Powell from Bromyard. Twenty boxes, gone by eleven, never any left. The baker. Hot loaves brought in from the wood-fired oven at his bakehouse in Bishops Frome. The smell carried halfway across the square. Time to do the week's shop: about an hour. Food miles: in the low double digits. Stallholders you would still see at the school nativity in December: all of them. In 2026 the High Town Saturday market in Hereford still technically runs. Six stalls. Phone cases, second-hand books, an artisan candle pitch, a man selling olives from a tub. The cattle market that used to feed it was closed in 2011 and the site is now a £90 million shopping centre called, with no apparent irony, The Old Market. It contains a Costa, a Subway, a TK Maxx, a Waitrose, and a vape shop. The market still exists. It is in its last decade. If you live in a market town: go on Saturday. Buy from whoever is left. Tell them you'll be back. That is the entire intervention required.

No tax on overtime has become a litmus test for whose side you’re on. Reform are workers. Labour and the Tories are now for benefits street and Belgravia.

231 migrants in three boats crossed the Channel yesterday.  More than 900 people have arrived in the past three days - with calm and warm conditions at sea.

That’s another 900 places to live disappearing from social housing

'Embarrassing' Mandelson messages will reveal how Labour ministers 'sucked up' to disgraced peer as Government prepares to publish next tranche of files trib.al/8mQGD7j

Reform has all the momentum in British politics. 🇬🇧

Westminster Voting Intention: RFM: 29% (+3) LAB: 21% (+1) CON: 19% (-1) LDM: 12% (-1) GRN: 12% (-3) Via @JLPartnersPolls, 14-21 May. Changes w/ 29-30 Apr.